Ah, Omniscient Reader is a very hard to rate verse, but even so, these profiles are pretty messy.
First, AP section: The tiers should be seperated by "|" rather than commas.
Tier 5s reasoning is rather poor as is. Bringing a meteor to Earth and destroying it through probability, the ability of individuals to warp reality to allow for plot contrivances, is not equatable to what they can achieve with their own physical might - so that quote shouldn't really be used for tier reasoning. For the Outer Gods being able to destroy planets, it is a vague statement, using the anti-planetary artillery that Lee Hyunsung could block would be better.
But how is Kim 'comparable'? Pre-constellation, he couldn't stand up to his regression's Uriel if she tied her hands behind herself, let alone the 999th regression's, who finished all scenarios. Even post-constellation he is notably weaker than the likes of them.
And the biggest problem... constellations. I just don't believe that constellations are tier 4 by sake of being represented with stars. Kim Dokja had his own star as a new constellation, and yet he is blatantly not as strong as Lee Hyaunsung at the near-end scenarios, who needed his full force to make metal capable of withstanding anti-planetary artillery. The stars of the 'star stream' are more concepts and ideas than burning balls of gas.
I mean, the idea of a sun god having a train 130,000 kms long is thought to be just impossible.
The Oldest Dream has immeasurable speed, it doesn't experience time linearly.
Could you remind me when he holds the weight of Earth? As in, literally?
The Oldest Dream isn't omniscient. It has its own limited pocket of realities that it looks over, and even within that Outer Gods are outside of its purview.
And finally, the P&A section. It's pretty bad, both formatting-wise and in dividing his powers as needed. His resurrection is something he lost and got a different version of, and never had it with Miniaturization.
Never really breaks the fourth wall, the world mechanics are just very meta.